Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-07
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SINKING FUND.
Chas. III. Bates, treasurer, inter
on water nonds Nos. 81, 80,
80, 40, Al. a. exchange 30 cents.
bank commission, Ohemicsl
National bank. N. Y. 25.......$ so 45
Respectfully submitted,
M. p. OHIMAN.
j. O. MoYAY.
JOHN NooNAN,
Finance Committee.
A resolution was introduced ordering
o sidewalk on the north side of Fifth
street in front OF and along lots Z, S and
8, in Mobiles addition, adjoining block
Al, central Yankton, and lots 0 and 10,
block As. and lots 9 and 10, block IS, and
lot 10, block AZ. central Yankton. Ksso-
luton was amended by changing curb
line from IL to 10 feet.
Resolution was read first and sesond
times. On motion rules were suspended,
resolution read third time and put upon
ITS final passage and passed, 9 voting
in the affirmative aud none in the mega
tive as follows;
Those voting in the affirmative were
Aldermen Balmat, Branch, Grove, Eng.
lish, Max, McVay, Noonan, Ohlman and
Mr.. Mayor. Negative none.
A resolution was introduced ordering
a sidewalk on the west side OF Broadway
in front of and along lots 10, 8, 4, s., 81,
8 and 9. block 48, and lots i, q, 8, a, s., g.,
7. 8 and 9, block 35. Yankton. Resolu.
ton amended as to curb to conform to
curb line of walk north of proposed walk.
Resolution was read first aud second
times, or motion rules were suspended,
resolution was read the third time and
pu. upon its final passage and passed,
nine voting in the affirmative and none
in the negative, as follows:
Those voting la the affirmative were
Aldermen Balmat, Branch, Grove, Eng
lish, Max, McVay, Noonan, Gilman and
Mr.. Mayor. Negative none.
A resolution was introduced ordering
q sidewalk on the west side of Walnut
street along apd in front of lots /, 2, 3,
and 4, block Q, and lots l, 2, 3,4, s, s, z
and s, block 8, Wetmore 6 Stewards adj
dition to Yankton.
Resolution was amended in regard to
curb line providing that the carb line
should conform to balance of walk on
said street.. Resolution was read first
and second times.
On motion rules were suspended, reso-
tuition third Tins and put upon its final
passage and passed. 9 voting in the at.
irmatiye and none IN the negative as
follows:
Those voting in the affirmative were
Aldermen Balmat, Branch, Grove, Eng
lish, Max, MoVay, Noonan, Ohlmsn
and MIR. Mayor.
A resolution was introduced changing
grade of Sixth street between Cedar and
Mulberry street was read first and second
times.
On motion rules were suspended, reso.
luton read third time and put upon its
final pas iage and passed, 8 voting in the
affirmative and none in the negative as
follows: These voting in the affirmative
were Aldermen Balmat, Branch, Grove
English, Max, MeYay, Noonan. Gilman
and Mr. Mayor 9, negative none.
The mayor appointed as appraisers te
assess damages of property owners OIL
account of change of grade, Geo. B,
Hoffman, j. r.. Hanson and Fl. B. Wynn
The committee on finance and tax
alton presented o resolution providing
for the pay of the liabilities OF the
city of Yankton incurred during the
month OF June and prior thereto, which
was reed first and second times.
On motion rules we're suspended, res
~olution read third time and put upor
Its final passage and passed nine voting
ID the affirmative and none III the mega
tive 81 follows:
Those voting in the affirmative, wer,
Aldermen Balmat, Branch, Grove, Eng
iish, Max, McVay, Noonan, Gilman ant
Mr. Mayor 8. negative none.
The committee on license made the
following report which was ON motor
adopted:
Yankton, Dakota, July 5th-1o thu
Hon. Mayor and Council of the City o
Yankton, Dak.-Gentiemen: Your com
mittee on license beg leave to report tina
theysSays examined the application and
license bonds OF George Brown(two), MAJ
Gschwendner, James Donahue, JOSEPH
Bader, Conrad #. Lange, Mike Demends
Donaldson & Bloom, Raymond seillneer
Dan McDevitt, Broderson & Anderson
George Baumanl, John Becker, Johr
Satori, Jagge & Strecker, Frank Schep-
perheyn. Joseph Koenig, Joseph Friedl
Peter Huss, P. L. Kelly, Albert Bruniok
Parsons & Smith for liquor dealer
license, find them according to Law
and recommend that they be approved
&C. MoVAY,
N. P. GILMAN,
j. III. BALMAT,
License Committee.
Communication from board of educa
tion in regard to tax levy for schoo
purposes for the year 1887 was read INC
referred to committee on finance and
taxation.
Petition of i. Miner and others in re-
lation to water main on Locust street
was read and referred to committee or
water works.
Opinion of CITY attorney on license
question was submitted and referred tc
committee on license without reading.
On motion of Alderman Gilman the